It is skeptical of "the application of social science theories to real world problems" and cognizant of "human fallibility/corruptibility".
When looking at data, one must be cognizant that it is human nature to overinterpret small data sets, that is, see patterns where none actually exists.
This début novel sketches the barbaric politics of elementary school with terrifying clarity: loyalties won and dissolved over hair ties, the instinctive violence of small humans barely cognizant of consequence or remorse.
The museum had left me, as it had on my own first visit, amazed at the world and human existence, and cognizant of my limited place in it.
"We want people to be cognizant of the impact of human activities and how they are impacting wildlife populations," said Dr. Jon P. Beckmann, a bear researcher with the New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society and co-author of the bear study.
Nor is the goal to encourage the ego's sovereignty, but to become more cognizant of attempts to transcend the human condition.
One reason, perhaps, for this phobia is that humans have always been cognizant that blood meant injury, and very often, death.
While all investigators are cognizant of the difficulties of obtaining a human control tissue that is valid, it is critical that minimally compromised discs not be accepted as a control.
Hopefully, we would also see human societies that are increasingly cognizant of their interdependence with the rest of Earth's biota, in particular with the predominant, microbial component of it.
Psychologists, engineers and cognitive scientists are now probing how humans interact with such cars, cognizant that these realities must shape how the systems operate.
